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Press Trust of India Posted: Jan 06, 2008 at 0103 hrs IST
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Islamabad:: Former Pakistan premier Nawaz Sharif lost his cool during an interview and his aides seized the videotapes of the interaction, a TV channel claimed here. Sharif got angry when asked about an alleged “deal” with the Government to reconsider his prison term. “When I asked him why he first denied the existence of any exile deal with the Government before his homecoming and later admitted that it was for only five years, he lost his cool?” the reporter of Business Plus channel, who interviewed Sharif at his home in Lahore, told the Daily Times. The Business Plus management alleged that the PML-N chief’s media manager Pervaiz Rasheed seized the tapes of the interview.

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